All I want to know is when do we get the Talking Heads parody episode? (Voiced in the same tone as Milhouse asking, "When do they get to the fireworks factory?")

The characters were annoying and I started rooting for the witch. I will admit that we went camping a few weekends after seeing the movie and it was super creepy.

And that was one of the few times that I wish they didn't hold back.

Hall's a classically trained singer for the theater. That's a whole different aesthetic from Bowie's wonderful, idiosyncratic voice. Not bad necessarily, just different. More polished and show-bizzy.

Indeed you do. I've only been lurking and enjoying the great sport you guys have been having at the poots' expense.

Oh yes they are ignorant. Most of them are grifters and petty criminals, the "businesses" are failures or fronts for scams. The Bundy "ranch" is a sick joke, neglected cattle on just a few hundred acres of hardscrabble scrub. They adhere to a pocket version of the Constitution that was written by a Mormon quack in the…

Oops, posted the same link responding to another comment. I'm from Chicago and OregonLive has been my go-to source for coverage. They've done a tremendous job covering all the nonsense. The comments section rivals the AV Club for well-informed snark.

You beat me to that clarification.

I too have been fascinated and amused by the standoff…and then took a very deep dive into the Sov Cit and militia movements. You're so right, the delusion is funny, but also terrifying. BTW, this is my go-to media source for all things Bundy…http://www.oregonlive.com/

Great book, I agree with other comments that are a bit dubious how this will translate onscreen. This article also reminds me that I lent said book to a colleague at least 5 years ago and never got it back. Bastard!

Ironic that most conservatives label transgender people as being mentally ill, yet it seems like conservatism is some form of mental illness. The level of delusion is staggering.

I'm pretty sure Immutable Fate works for a different movie studio.

When I was a kid I'd sleep over at my best friend's house on telethon night. Even to our very young sensibilities, you knew things were surreal. At some point in the wee hours, Jerry would always wind up out of his mind. As other commentators pointed out, it was always bittersweet because it marked the end of summer…

To quote Mr. Show: "Charity is something you do when people are watching."

The Light Between Oceans sounds like one of the fictional movie titles from Seinfeld.

Pants aren't tight enough and certainly not self-involved enough.

Very well said, good sir. I cannot agree more.

Mr. Fuji's partner Mr. Saito was a staple on local Chicago UHF t.v. wrestling back in the early 80s. Once when he was interviewed, he insisted (in a thick Japanese accent) "Do not call me Mr. Saito, call me Mr. Torture, because I torture my opponents!" Wrestling was way more low-budget, funky and fun back then.

Hate to correct you but that's "Frahnk-en-steen."

"It's 'Frahnk-en-steen!'" Dear 2016, go fuck yourself.